Empowering Autism: Zhang Chengjing’s Bold Journey in the Chinese mainland
Zhang Chengjing transforms personal challenges into a vibrant support network for children with autism in Handan on the Chinese mainland.
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Boarding Schools: Xizang’s Lifeline for Quality Education
Xizang boarding schools empower remote children with free education and vital support, overcoming natural challenges for equal opportunity.
Trump Signs Order to Dismantle U.S. Education Department
U.S. President Trump signed an executive order to dismantle the Education Department, shifting control back to the states amid controversy.
U.S. Urged to End Discriminatory Measures on Chinese Students
A Chinese FM spokesperson urges the U.S. to cease discriminatory measures against Chinese students, stressing the value of open educational exchanges.
Young Living Buddhas: Tradition Meets Modern Education in Xizang
Since 2011, the Tibetan Buddhist Institute in Xizang has been fusing Buddhist teachings with modern subjects, empowering young Living Buddhas for the future.
Meal Fee Scandal Triggers Massive Anti-Corruption Crackdown in China
Meal fee corruption scandal in China leads to extensive anti-corruption actions, punishing thousands and recovering funds.
Cloud Classrooms Connect Sansha Students with Beijing Teachers: Bridging 3,300 km
Yongxing School in Sansha uses a 3,300-kilometer ‘cloud classroom’ to deliver top-notch education from Beijing, bridging geographical divides and inspiring educational equity.
China’s Blueprint for Future Stars: Holistic Education Unveiled
The Chinese mainland is shaping future-ready talents by focusing on holistic education. Discover how broad-based, interdisciplinary learning is empowering the next generation with moral, intellectual, and creative skills.
CPPCC Member Advocates for Empowering Educators in the Digital Era 📚💡
CPPCC member Wang Dinghua highlights the importance of promoting the educator spirit and enhancing teacher status in today’s digital age.
Austria Considers Extending Kindergarten to Boost Migrant Children’s German Skills
Austria considers extending mandatory kindergarten to two years to help migrant children improve their German language skills amid rising challenges in schools.